๐ผ๏ธ Most recently, the #ParAqua #COSTAction consortium added to their #openscience project collection their poster presenting the ParAqua database, the first structured initiative aimed at centralising & harmonising data on #zoosporic #parasites of #algae by integrating in situ observations, genetic data from NCBI, and literature sources.
๐ Poster: https://doi.org/10.3897/arphapreprints.e157676
๐ Collection: https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.coll.192
๐ The abstracts booklet from the #ParAqua #COSTAction conference held last April was added to the project's dedicated #openscience outcomes collection.
๐ Thanks to our intergration with #ARPHA #Preprints, the collection shares the original PDF file.
๐ Explore all ParAqua COST Action outputs published to date in the collection: https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.coll.192
๐ Check out the booklet at: https://doi.org/10.3897/arphapreprints.e148125
This collection hosts outcomes and products from the COST Action CA20125 ParAqua "Applications for zoosporic parasites in aquatic ecosystems". The Action is funded by the EU (2021-2024) and aims to organise and coordinate an innovative and dynamic European network connecting academia, industry and water management authorities to advance and apply knowledge and expertise on zoosporic parasites (i.e. aquatic fungi and fungi-like microorganisms) and the relation with their hosts in natural and industrial systems. Zoosporic parasites cause severe host mortality, the economic impacts of parasitic diseases are notable in microalgae biotech industry, affecting production of food ingredients, biofuels, pharma- and nutraceuticals. But zoosporic parasites also constitute important drivers of natural populations, potentially influencing aquatic food webs and community dynamics, including maintaining and promoting diversity. Main aim and objective of the Action is to organise and coordinate an innovative and dynamic Network connecting academia, industries and water management authorities to advance and apply knowledge and expertise on zoosporic parasites and the relation with their hosts in natural ecosystems and industrial algal biotech production. The collection includes a range of different outputs and products, including the Grant Proposal (MoU), the Data Management Plan, the Action dissemination products, reports, protocols, methodologies, and research papers.
๐คฉ Brilliant example by the #ParAqua EU #COSTAction how #openscience project #collections in our #journal work to provide permanent access & findability to valuable - yet non-conventional โ๏ธ -#researh ouptuts, such as #posters!
๐ Have a closer look at the poster: https://doi.org/10.3897/arphapreprints.e131654
๐ Check out all ParAqua EU COST Action outputs #published with us to date: https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.coll.192
๐ Research outputs from the #ParAqua #COSTAction: "Applications for #zoosporic #parasites in #aquatic #ecosystems" are piling up fast!
๐ So far, in their #openscience #project collection: https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.coll.192 you will find Workshop reports, Methods papers, DMPs, Software management plans & more!
#openresearch #euprojects #marinescience #marine #conservation #ecology #marinelife
This collection hosts outcomes and products from the COST Action CA20125 ParAqua "Applications for zoosporic parasites in aquatic ecosystems". The Action is funded by the EU (2021-2024) and aims to organise and coordinate an innovative and dynamic European network connecting academia, industry and water management authorities to advance and apply knowledge and expertise on zoosporic parasites (i.e. aquatic fungi and fungi-like microorganisms) and the relation with their hosts in natural and industrial systems. Zoosporic parasites cause severe host mortality, the economic impacts of parasitic diseases are notable in microalgae biotech industry, affecting production of food ingredients, biofuels, pharma- and nutraceuticals. But zoosporic parasites also constitute important drivers of natural populations, potentially influencing aquatic food webs and community dynamics, including maintaining and promoting diversity. Main aim and objective of the Action is to organise and coordinate an innovative and dynamic Network connecting academia, industries and water management authorities to advance and apply knowledge and expertise on zoosporic parasites and the relation with their hosts in natural ecosystems and industrial algal biotech production. The collection includes a range of different outputs and products, including the Grant Proposal (MoU), the Data Management Plan, the Action dissemination products, reports, protocols, methodologies, and research papers.
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